Примеры использования Directive also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Directive also explicitly encourages prevention of waste.
Unlike Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act,which only prohibits circumvention of access control measures, the Copyright Directive also prohibits circumvention of copy protection measures, making it potentially more restrictive.
The Directive also makes provision for a series of procedural guarantees.
Reception Directive also sets out the necessary provisions in relation to health care.
This directive also defines best management practices to reduce ammonia losses.
This directive also advised staff officers to stop using the term"prisoner of war.
The Directive also ensures the victims of discrimination a basic minimum of legal protection.
The Directive also contains, which are addressed with an invitation to submit comments on prepared drafts.
The directive also aims to improve procedures for the purpose of more efficient realization of the principle.
The directive also requires that such cases be reported promptly to the Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice.
The directive also establishes that if a search does not find the identity or location of the copyright holder, the work shall be officially recognised as an orphan work.
The directive also imposes transparency and information duties on the PSP, yet also requires certain behaviour of the user.
The directive also provides for harmonized leak detection tests and limits on the retrofitting and refilling of mobile air conditioning units.
The directive also harmonises the copyright treatment of films("cinematographic and other audiovisual works") and photographs throughout the European Union.
The directive also stipulates that the transmission of audiovisual media services should ensure respect for cultural and linguistic diversity.
The Directive also includes an investment protection clause preventing retroactive policy changes from impacting existing renewable energy projects.
The Directive also aims at facilitating cross-border advertising in the European Union, thereby reinforcing competition in the retail sector.
The Directive also states that"… this Directive does not constitute a harmonization of national concepts of public policy or accepted principles of morality….
The directive also sets a six month timeframe for the public for the submission if written comments, in order to allow active involvement and consultation.
The Directive also sets out to reduce to the bare minimum the formalities which Union citizens and their families must complete in order to exercise their right of residence.
The Directive also seeks to combat illegal direct awards of public contracts, which the EC considers to be the most serious infringement of EU procurement law.
The Directive also repeals Framework Decision 2002/629/JHA and represents a crucial step forward in addressing human trafficking in and into the territory of the European Union.
The directive also deals with the suspect's right to counsel, the considerations as to whether he or she is indigent and the forms of application that have to be made by the suspect.
The Directive also complements the provisions of sector legislation that does not cover certain matters, such as producers' obligations and authorities' powers and tasks.
The directive also stipulated that the lawyer must be allowed to meet the detainee within 30 minutes of arrival at the place where he or she was being held, such as a police station.
The directive also regulates the provision of ancillary services, agency, liability and recordkeeping duties of payment institutions, the supervisions by competent authorities and the exercise of the right to establishment and freedom to provide services.
The Directive also requires EU member States to ensure that any applicant that considers that its request for information has not been handled in accordance with the provisions of the Directive has access to a procedure of administrative reconsideration/ review.
The Directive also emphasizes the need to consult the annexed guidelines, which were produced in order to assist in identifying suspected money-laundering patterns and which banks should use as instruction for their employees on the subject.
The directive also called for a review of existing concessions and the implementation of a"leopard-skin" policy, by which the boundaries of existing communities and private titles contained within conceded land would be demarcated and excluded from concessions, and the land titles thereon would be granted.
Unlike former annexes of CEVNI, annex IX to the directive also includes detailed requirements concerning the conditions for testing and approval of signal lanterns for inland waterway vessels(Part II). The table of content of Part I and II of Annex IX with references to the relevant articles of former annexes IV and V of CEVNI, where available, are presented in Annex I.